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SCHOOL OF LAW.
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A CONVICT LEASE TO BIZ FoRfErTED.-The inyes.
ugation OF the Georgia convict lessees DIV Gov
Gordon has been concluded, and argument Is now
IN progress. This case involves the existence al
the lease system ana the control Of 800 men. The
evidence has established systematic brutality
Starvation, and the existence OF gross immortality
Inc general opinion Is that GOV. Gordon will de-
care The lease forfeited, thus throwing the con-
xlcts BACK into the care OF the state. To meet
Ibis possibility there bill before the legislator.
70 establish large farm upon which the cOnyict,
can be employed
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from Sioux City, Iowa, says: .Judge Wakefsld
ossIIuieo the motion for a new trial In MUNICH
sa.a cAss Enday morning, and sentenced him TO
xors Aaolson. MI. Argo entered exceptions and
Ss,n n ps .. an appeal The court nxed MUNICH
satns oaii al 5000 Thirty days were allowed
the defense in which TO Me the bii OF EXCEPTIONS
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ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RaILw. NJ
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ROAD.
For Alexandria, 500, Gas, $40, 9:47. 1857 an:
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1857 am; go, 6:O1, :05 and 1905 PM
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IN OUR ENGRAVING DEPT
We will continue to engrave your name on q Copper
Plate and print sherefrom SO cards for SO cents
Reprint so cards from plate 40 cents
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All our work guaranteed and fnished when wanted.
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EDUCATIONAL.

GRADED SCHOOL AND KINDERGARTEN, NEAR
Number Of pupils limited. Principals: MISS 3tSIE
ard MISS CATHERINE NOERR. Cow
DRIVATE INSTRUCTION THE BFST-PROF. Y
Il RICHARDS will continue to prepare pupils for
1901 Corcoran st. sl5-lms
MIR. L. G. MARINTS ACADEMY OF DANCING
NJ viii open Saturday. September "a, 1887. at 2
circular. s8.1m
fTHE CEDARs..A OARDlNG AND DAY SCHOOL
l. for young ladies and little girls. Reopeup Octo-
bar 3: pupils classified September 90 and 80 Supe-
ror advantages in Languages, Music, History, and
Literature. Address MISS EARLE, 1916 35th St,
Washington, d. c. sep5- 3m
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME LES
Nl sons In vocal and instrumental Music September
S6th- 10 9th st. NV. $50 I'm
MISS EVA MILLS WILL RESUME INNTRIIC
WI ton In vocal music September 10th
Young ladies prepared for church and concert.
3-1ms 1925 MASSACHUSETTS ava
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Woops COMMERCIAL ScHoo1.
instrnction in Bookkeeping, OrthosrsphY, Pennnsn-
Govmninsnt Of the United States Two classes From
S 2 " snd % pm Tuition: Is per month.
Hesperia. Mich sui S-:ssn
WILLIAM WALDECKER
w tdrdnAte OF the Leipzig Conservatory Of Musicl
v2I-2ws RsssSence i10 1sth e nv
TUE BERLITz SCHOOL OF LANGUA0RR
WARRINGTON. 7e3 i4rH 81. n. W..
Boston, IDA fremont st.; Brooklyn, 20 Court ST.:
New York. % W. ESD st.: Phils.. 1923 Chestnut st
ssPahnx Il Ersn g; H sEn snsh g
$iO IN small classes: also private lesoona
daSneesrsasEences. Terms begin now. s1o
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HOUSEFURNISHINGS.


VIZ INVITE You To EXAMINE
OUR FALL STOCK OF CARPETS. FUR
NITURE. AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS
WHICH WE ARE NOW OPENING. IF
STYLES ARE NOT BETTER AND
PRICES AS LOW FOR SAME CLASS OF
GOODS AS CAN BE FOUND. WE DO NOT
ASK YOU TO BUY.
SOME BIG DRIVES IN FURNITURE
W. H. HOEKE
s1A S0I Market Space.
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TTNHE LAW SCHOOL
OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY
The twenty-third annual session Of the LAW
SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY will
open in the Law Lecture Hall of the University Is.
corner Of 18th and streets),on
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 5, AT O'CLOCK,
when the Faculty will make several new and import
ant an announcements S for the coming year,
ENLARGED facilities for the of the Law Library
viii be furnished.
New prizes, of sl0o and another of $50. will be
The Graduate Department, or School of Practice,
Will be conducted by Profs. COX and MAURY.
For catalogues apply to W. H. Morrison, AS Pa.
ave, and 1434 New York ave-. Fitch Fox h Brown
1437 Pa. ave- W. II. Lowdermilk Co, 1924 F street
s23-3m JAMES G. YELLING, PRIEST
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Il FOR RENT, AT
SANDERS STAYMANS
O1-3m 934 st. NV.
| TINE NEW ESTEY "PHILHARMONIC" ORGAN
and other styles for church and chapel Estey
Organs, eight stops $50. Monthly payments Of Is
New Styles SANDERS & STAYMAN
O1-3m 934 St NV
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

HALLET DAVIS PIANOS IMPROVED BY NEW
Ii patents; Uprights speciality vs. Keep . fine
care for our Washington agent, and which win be sold
at the lowest possible rates and monthly INSTALL
TAECKER BROS PIANOS, FAMOUS FOR RICH
~ ness and beauty Of tone Known everywhere as
the highest grade instruments
SANDERS sTAYMAN.
o1-Sm 93f Ut. wv.
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PALT1AIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY a5TH. 1887.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT JULY e5TH. 1887.
LEAVE " SHN 5EGsr hn 2s IAD 81
=, For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 1855 M.
Fer Cincinnati and st. Lous, Exp Daily 3:15 and
For Pittsburs and Cleveland, EXP. Daily 1855 an.
snf sna
M Fdr 10 PM and 80 r., daily k5press and
adelphia. is 90 am. and Il :35 pm ''s --'N '
EsF SsmSrs snd 5S @ sS e.,
4:5S, 40 $50. S;4s. s;s9; s;as and i 80 pm
s;$S 3$S 81 saS .ad IS ' ~
q SasSss y sso s p@ nadSs
For ss.lSn: between y,,hi9FsSp and Bait
% sns ;as Branch
80 aud g IS pm Son sunday stops It all sta
Fer satsahersburE and intermediate points. TO o5
For Boyds and intermediate stations, 1l:20 p. m,
Cinrch train leaves Washington on Sunday only ct
115 p NJ, stopping at all stations on Metropolitan
For FREDERICK t1o:55 a. m. 1880 p m. Sundays
For Haserstown, Ito 10 a. m. and rs 80 p m
NJ and 115 p. m: from Httsburg, daily. z 20 a. m
and 20 p. m.
From Philadelphia Chester. and Wilmington, 10 IA
o NJ, 3:O5, 500. and $50 p. u, daily, aud I'll: 90
p
From singery and intermediate points north Of Bal
hmore, 10: 100 q ~, daily.
Trains leave Baltimore for Washington at 10, 6: 30
100 800. 9:05. 1000 and 1O:3Oa m, IL Is. 81 s.
400 a; 200. GO 6.32 5;45 40 and IL 90 r
2:l5 41O, o:05, $780, 745, 3 80, ana IL 100 p. IN.
For points on Shenandoah Valley Railroad f3:15 p.
m.
Except Sunday. sDaily.
BaeRaee called for and checked .t bo.s,s and ra.t.
dences on orders left at Ticket Office 6l0 aud 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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EDUCATIONAL.

II SSx TA 81. ~ W.
The Mis.ss KERRs lene-sstabiished Day School for
Young Ladies and Chudrcn viii reopen
wEDNESDAY, sEPTEMBER al
For information apply - above.
No homo study for children under twelve
limited number Of scholars win be received -
boarders. sl7-lm
NATToNAL COLLEGE OF PHARM1c7.-THHsI1 .
DAY. 0cToBEK4 1857 The Preliminsss E1s@nstio
70 anse se ts e
the College Hall southwest corner Of * St and Penn
sns a ssp1 9SH4
a MILBUkN: TIeasurer, 81 TIE College. fsem II 70
0f sf7-sw h. l. ELIOT io sosfffMsf: 4. nv.
Pupil j ~ E.a nnFsss
Hr E.s RAP Il tes
VII have charge Of tho KiocutOn Department.; 1909
MES; GEO: G. qaIPNAN REE9PENs MONDAY;
assE Snt :tsfa ~oii. missed
~ 4 n THF yS15S living lesson.
p..,a.no. eos SAEf Z ID. ,a.
PIANOS AND ORGANS.
HALLET DAVIS PIANOS IMPROVED By new
Which ass selected w ssp spes
for our agent and which win be sold
g. % s SIT ~ ii
.nJ pros sssS.T a FAMOUS FOB
ol.sm SANDERS s st sIA J n ! v
.,.sm 'G sA sBsH' 4 sss.AaEr. A s.
ss asS sfa sssE sGas
e,.sn Szs6hEs ss sss y ~ s'~.
EsTEY PIANOS. THE NAME A GUARANTEE
IL Fischer Pianos, fine tone, great durability. Mod.
sf ois Ra''s terms SANDERS So Nv
FOX s kkSEl st srAyMArs.
T7HE NEw EsTEY "PHILHARMoN!c" ORGAN
and other styles for church and chapel use. Esey
ny sSs ;sS'ss: IS sAsDEFs 81 SffFs Y. Ss
isPiSs ana Repairing of Piano. and
HENRY F: MILLER PIANos-GRAND. SQUARE
pi .is1% made e5 5SP e. F. .y ELLIS LIS.
M hSON HAMLIN UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH
~ JNd. F. ELLIS 4 CO..
slain 0S7 Pa ave-, near 10th st.
REHR BROS UPRIGHT PIANOS. WITH
ID damper attachment and other improvements, BY
which tbs piano can De rendered almost silent:
disturbing their family or neighbor
slain 931 Pa ave-, near 10th St
GUILD SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS: THE
Obest medium grade piano ma made Z; pr,,no
Slain 937 Pa. ave-. 10th NV.
DIANOs IN GOOD PLAYING ORDER, 1925, PAY
able IS per month OIL SN 6: F. ELLIS CO..
NEW PIANOS. SQUARE, UPRIGHT AND
strnments taken in payment tSr new r,,,e
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave. n W., near 10th st
decker BROS SQUARE GRAND PIANO. WITH
'JNo. F. ELLIS l. CO..
s14-1m 937 Pa. ave-. near 10Th St NV.
WEBER SQUARE PIANO IN GOOD CONDITION,
W with stool and cover S q Sa F. ELLIS CO.
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. W. near 10th St
BRADBURY SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CONDI-
- '0n with stool and c JSaN # s sarEisn
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n. W., near 10th st.
HAINEs BROS. SQUARE PIANO, IN GOOD CON.
diti0n' with stool and o s9ysr at hnrsa,nc M
s13-1m 037 Pennsylvania ave. n. w.. near 10th st.
WEBER BABY GRAND PIANO, IN GOOD CON.
w dition' with STOOL at 2 5arga,n r,,,
sl3-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n W.. near 10th St
TIPRIGHT PIANOS A LARGE ASSORTMENT,
w. '''.'s 1884, NV JOHN +. ELLIS CO.,
s13.1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n. W., near 10th st.
DIANOs FOR RENT At MODERATE PRICES
l. Also Moved Tuned a 9dH fsp F ELLIS sco
s13-1m 937 Pennsylvania ave. n. w., near 10th st.
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DIAM hENFING
L SPECIALITY, AT
SANDERS STAYMAN'S.
O1-3m 934 st,n.w,
ESTEY PIANOs THE NAME A GUARANTEE.
IL Fischer Pianos, fine tone, great durability. Mod.
crate price, easy terms SANDERS SIAYMAN.
O1 -3m 934 + at NV
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Mt. VERNON SEMINARY,
u1 HOO. ITO /, l1l6 II st. and 1130 18th st.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls
Academic intermediate and Primary Departments
SESSION ROOMS CLASS-ROOMS, and OFFICE
with steam heating and best modern improvements,
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER 6.
For circulars apply to Principal,
s3-4m MRS f. J. soMEns
w NORMAL KINDERGARTEN INSTITUTE.
Tor the training OF teachers. Eleventh year. Opens
Oct l. Classes to D. for public school teachers
and ladies in the Departments.
National Kinderxarten
and Primary School. Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK Prin-
1917 10th st. saw
MFR. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC Will. RESUME
V1 the duties OF their School on October 4th, at
lO16 18th st. NV. Private instruction in French
English. Drawing, Mathematics. &C. s22-lm.
TIHHE MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HOWARD
l. UNIVERSITY
will for the benefit Of Medical Students give thor.
Women, and Obstetrics during the ensuing session at
the Freedmens Hospital as follows:
Medical Clinic every Sunday, ut PM, by Prof
I. 3. Hood. Surgical Clinic every Saturday at D.
Dispensary Clinic by DR.: r. j. shadd Prof Pur is
Will limit his 0bstetrcal Clinics to advanced Students
Surgical Clinic will be given every Sunday morn
ing dnrng the winter months by Prof Robert Reyburn
formed daily by Prof John +. r. Dufour aud staff
For information address G. B. PURVIS. NJ D.. IL 10
I3tn ST. NV. s21-1m
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i FOR RENT, AT
SANDERS STAYMANS,
o1-3m 934 at. NV.
WEBER PIANOS FULLY MAINTAIN THEIR
w great reputation. Finer than in tone and
workmanship. SANDERS STAYMAN,
oil jim 934 / st. NV.
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WOOD AND COAL.


fyoAL AND KINDLING WOOD
complete assortment Of all the bcst grades OF Coal
on hand and arriving constantly We oder IL fog
sale At lowest market rates
NOW Ii THE TIME TO BUY.
Al kinds Of Wood. sawed and split. or In the stick
STEPHENSON Bro
Mill and Depot 9TH IT. wharf
Ofnces-4l9 10th IT. NV. o. g. cor. Penn eva
naaR I'm
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MT. ST. JOSEPH'S COLLEGE.
Ul Course Of studies: Classical and Commercial
Terms: Boarders per session OF five months, 300
Day students according to grade Studies will 10 re-
sumed OH MONDAY. SEPTEMBER ), 1887
Address E.tO. JOSEPH. Director,
| Carroll P. o.
Baltimore County, Md.
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SCHOOL OF MUSIC lEsTABIIsHED 1870
~ THEO. INGALLS, KING, PrinciY al 1905 at
organ for practice se:3O-4m
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Baggage called for and checked at hotels and resi-.
denees on orders left ct Ticket Office, GIG and 1851
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
W. III. CLEMENTS CT LORD
sept Manager. Gen. Pass Agent
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y1cToR BECKER,
Expert in Tuning and Repairing of Pianos and Or
gans: % years experience. Work warranted Prices
moderate. Fine Pianos for rent aud sale Terms
easy. Warerooms sol 9th streetn.w. s13-}m
HENRY F. MILLER PIANOs-GRAND, SQUARE
III and Upright. The most beautiful and perfect
piano made. JNO. F. ELLIS CO.
Slain 937 Pa. ave, near 10th st.
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FRIENDS SELECT SCHOOL. 1911 ST NV, A
sexes Fifth year begins SEPTEMBER 3S in an p en
lar.ed building with larger corps Of teachars all
Languages and Science Pupils prepared for college
or business. Individual training and special advaI-
drill The school is well supplied with charts refer
ence books and physical and chemical apparatus; Of
1HOS- w. SlDN ELL, Principal. au.50-:Sm
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(yAsH PRICES FOR COAL
kanee ....... $50 PER ton
Chestnut ......- 30 per ton
Shxmokin or Red Ash Coal TALL sizesl.. 30 per
The above cash only, and delivery this
month HENRY A CLARKE son.
5yl2-3m v33 st. NV.
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PROFESSIONAL.

nGME BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
M LIFE All business confidential. Ladies' aud gen.
tISmeo 20 cents each eos J. stsss& beswean tsh and
nTyOaCEs PROCuRED. Ar SMALL ExPEna1
II through competent lawyers. Queet1Qps Anyways
free. Publicity avoided Address coNfIpESIlAts
Star o6A6e. e<O-lmr
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-21
Historical and Economic,

The joint meeting of the American His torical and the American Economic associa- tions, which opens at Boston tonight and lasts through next Wednesday, promises to be as interesting as any gathering of the sort in this country this year. The meeting opens this evening at the Institute of Technology, and this evening and Sunday have been ar ranged to promote the social side of the oc- casion. The presidents, General Francis A Walker of the Economic association and Jus. tin Winsor of the Historical, will deliver sd- dresses of welcome to-day, to be followed by 8 reception at the Museum of Fine Arts. On Sunday afternoon MT. Winsor will receive the members of the two associations at his Cambridge home, and on Monday the seri- ous work will begin. The historical meet ings will be at the Brunswick and the eco homie at the Institute of Technology. Vari- ous interesting papers will be read at both and the historians will do solid work to the last, having four papers for their closing ses- sion: 'sThe government of London,n D by Arthur M. Wheeler of Yale; Religious lib- erty in Virginia, and Patrick Henry" by Dr. Charles J. Stille; "The American chapter in church history" by Dr. Philip Schaff; and ''Brief report on historic studies in Canada, ? by George Stewart, jr., president of the Quebec Historical society. Wednesday will be devoted to a joint excursion to Ply mouth.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-21
Personal Notes.

Miss Lillie Lum, recent graduate of the Hogarth academy, has just taken position as bookkeeper in the office of the Singer Sew ing Machine Co.,, this city.
 Rev. Dr. Munger, of the United church, will sail for Europe in July and will be ac- companied by his two daughters. They will be abroad about three months.
 Miss Jennie Konold, daughter of Deputy Sheriff Konold, returned Thursday night from six months western trip, where she has visited relatives in Illinois and Wiscon- sin. She went out with her aunt, Mrs. Tarbell, who was passenger on the ill-fated Anchoria.
 MT. Pringle Mitchell, son of Donald G. Mitchell. the author, of New Haven, is seri- ously i'll in New York city. He was taken i'll about two weeks ago. Owing to his illness further action by the Edgewood Cemetery association is delayed, Mir. Mitchell being president of the association.
 Rev. Wallace H. Butrick, of the First Baptist church, is attending commencement services at Rochester Theological seminary, where he graduated. His pulpit will be filled by Rev. Thomas s. Samson next Sun day. MT. Butrick, Rev. Dr. Phelps and Judge Wayland will attend the Baptist ami versaries which begin at Minneapolis next week
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-21
PRAISE SERVICE.
Last One Of the Season at College Sure,
 Church.

Last one Of the Season at College Street
 Church.
 The last praise service of the season at College street church will be held tomorrow evening. The programme is as follows: Organ Voluntary. Hymn s93 Congregational, tune Aletta Prayer. Response-Male Quartette. Anthem-"The King of Love My Shepherd is Solo Obligato-Mrs S. S. Thompson Hymn $50, Congregational, tune Halle. Reading of the Scriptures Organ Voluntary and Ofertory. Quartette-"Rock of Ages. Buck Mrs. s. s. Thompson Miss Sophie L. NorthroP, MT
 George T. Newhall, jr., MT. J. c. Griggs. Address-Subject, Ray Palmer and his Hymns" Hymn-Anthem, Olivet. et................ ...... Root Prayer. Anthem-"God is Our Refuge Ford Chorus and Quartette-Alto Solo, Miss Northrop. Hymn ], ,1o4, Congregational, tune Goshen. Benedction.
 Ths choir is finely equipped this year, both in the quartette and chorus, and their sing ing is giving great satisfaction.
 The Amphion society will give a concert probably the first week in June in College street church.
Morning journal and courier., 1887-05-21
Brief Mention.

Physicians ledgers at Dorman's.
 Rents collected promptly at H. P. Hoadley's.
 Harper's for June is received and for sale by T. H. Pease & Son.
 Soft and delicate, invigorating and strength ening. Yellow label musty ale.
 There are still few good seats to be had at the Howard avenue M. F.. church.
 The new front of the lower part of the Tradesmen's bank building is voted by the public quite an improvement.
 Rev. David H. Hine will speak on temper ance at the 5eamen's Bethel to morrow night. The public is cordially invited.
 There will be praise service at the Col 1ege street church tomorrow evening at 7:30 o'clock. There will undoubtedly be large attendance, as the service will be one of rare excellence.
 The prosperity of the Yale Theological school continues to be marked and it's suc- cess gratifying to Yalensians and others. In it's classes about forty colleges are represent ed and twenty y-fve States in the Union.
 The Gospel Union and the Good Samari- tans will unite tomorrow night in a union meeting in English Hall. Rev. John c. Col 5PS~n OAA "Some lessons from the recent terrible crime"
 The new drug store of H. R. Sperry G Co.,, corner of Church and Chapel streets, is receiving many favorable comments from the public for it's tasteful appearance. The stock of goods is very fine one, and the ele- gant soda fountain is in full blast.
 The ten-year-old girl, Emma Sternberg, criminally assaulted and outraged in Chesh- ire, was reported yesterday to be improving. Her assailant was reported arrested and brought to this city, but the police here have no knowledge of it. The jail officials say that no one was brought to the jail
 The splendid supply of straw hats for men, youth and 'little shavers" at Burgess & Burgess affords capital chance to buy CTS to get suited in style, variety and price; also their stock of gentlemen's stif-brim hats, in all colors, shade and variety, is un- surpassed and the buyers are, therefore, numerous.
 What is much needed at the Home for the Friendless is lawn mower Will not some kind friend bestow one for the benefit of this charity, which is doing noble work and has need of all it's available money for current expenses? The inmates could with the mower keep the grass in order without cost to the Home.
 The passing of the Blues down Church street yesterday afternoon startled the horse of Somers, the groeeryman. It began to dance to the music of the drum in a manner exciting to the public. MT. Semers' clerk rushed out and seized the horse just as it fell down in front of the Hub clothing store i'll a manner threatening for a moment the destruction of one of the fine plate glass windows. The clerk, Will McGarry, had his hand badly lacerated in the encounter and had it dressed at Spaulding's.